- Case involves a dispute over the tax treatment of a low care hospice
- Plaintiff claims right to deduct VAT on construction costs, but the tax authority denies the deduction
- Court determines that the plaintiff’s services do not qualify for the medical exemption under the VAT law
- Plaintiff argues that the reduced tax rate should apply, but the court disagrees and classifies the services as a sui generis service subject to the normal VAT rate
- Court reviews the arguments of both parties and concludes that the tax authority correctly classified the plaintiff’s services as taxable
- Plaintiff withdraws appeals for previous years based on a promise of a refund if their position is successful
- Dispute is limited to the period of January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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